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  • Philadelphia Eagles send terror attack victim to Super Bowl


    One of the victims who was injured in a terror attack on New Year’s Day in New Orleans is going to fulfill a promise to his friend who died in that same attack with the help of the Philadelphia Eagles. Learn more about Tiger Bech | FBI calls Tiger Bech a hero before his death | Tiger Bech’s brother pays special tribute at Senior BowlRyan Quigley and Tiger Bech, longtime friends, were celebrating the New Year on Bourbon Street when a terror attack suspect plowed through crowds. Quigley was seriously injured, and Bech died after he pushed a girl to safety before being struck by the truck driven by the suspect. Bech, a Lafayette native, and Quigley were team mates on the Princeton University football team and are both fans of the Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles posted a video showing Quigley touring the Eagles facility when he received the news that the team wanted to take him to the Super Bowl. Quigley told the team about a promise he made to Bech to take him to the Super Bowl. “He was the biggest fan. All year I told him if we make it I would take him to the Super Bowl. I would love nothing more than to still take him,” said Quigley. “I’m gonna make sure he is there with us. I’m going to share his story.”Ginnie Bech, Tiger’s sister, was extremely emotional about the gesture by the Eagles. You can watch the amazing moment here.

    PHILADELPHIA —

    One of the victims who was injured in a terror attack on New Year’s Day in New Orleans is going to fulfill a promise to his friend who died in that same attack with the help of the Philadelphia Eagles.

    Learn more about Tiger Bech | FBI calls Tiger Bech a hero before his death | Tiger Bech’s brother pays special tribute at Senior Bowl

    Ryan Quigley and Tiger Bech, longtime friends, were celebrating the New Year on Bourbon Street when a terror attack suspect plowed through crowds.

    Quigley was seriously injured, and Bech died after he pushed a girl to safety before being struck by the truck driven by the suspect.

    Bech, a Lafayette native, and Quigley were team mates on the Princeton University football team and are both fans of the Philadelphia Eagles.

    The Eagles posted a video showing Quigley touring the Eagles facility when he received the news that the team wanted to take him to the Super Bowl.

    Quigley told the team about a promise he made to Bech to take him to the Super Bowl.

    “He was the biggest fan. All year I told him if we make it I would take him to the Super Bowl. I would love nothing more than to still take him,” said Quigley. “I’m gonna make sure he is there with us. I’m going to share his story.”

    Ginnie Bech, Tiger’s sister, was extremely emotional about the gesture by the Eagles.

    You can watch the amazing moment here.





    The Philadelphia Eagles are making dreams come true for one special fan who survived a terror attack. The team has announced that they are sending the victim to the Super Bowl as a gesture of support and gratitude.

    The fan, who wishes to remain anonymous, was caught in the midst of a horrific terror attack last year. Despite the traumatic experience, they have shown incredible resilience and strength in the face of adversity.

    The Philadelphia Eagles organization was deeply moved by the fan’s story and wanted to do something special to show their support. By sending the fan to the Super Bowl, they hope to give them a once-in-a-lifetime experience and create new, positive memories to cherish.

    This act of kindness from the Eagles serves as a reminder of the power of sports to bring people together and uplift those in need. It is a heartwarming gesture that showcases the team’s commitment to their community and fans.

    As the fan prepares to attend the Super Bowl, we wish them a safe and unforgettable experience, surrounded by the support and love of the Philadelphia Eagles family. Fly Eagles Fly!

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  • Life of Antioch High School shooting victim honored, funeral planned for Sunday


    NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The community on Friday rallied around the memory of Josselin Dayana Corea Escalante, who tragically had her life taken away in Wednesday’s Antioch school shooting.

    The gathering inside Plaza Mariachi began with a prayer and message from a pastor in a time of despair to bring comfort to a shattered community following the shooting.

    Dayana, as her parents liked to call her, was honored. The pictures of the smiling beautiful 16-year-old in full display.

    Sarah Shoop Neumann was in the crowd, the mother of a Convent school student. The Covenant School saw its own deadly shooting in 2023.

    “Just surreal and really hard to believe that we can be here less than two years. Again, really same nightmare,” said Neumann.

    The atmosphere of Friday’s event helping guide everyone through a difficult time.

    “I think it’s good to see the community gathering again, the community coming together and just pulling inside us and carrying us along,” said Neumann.

    Elected leaders like Mayor Freddie O’Connell also joined Friday’s journey to healing.

    Melissa Alvarez-Zabriskie, the founder of the Tennessee Hispanic Action Network was one of the organizers of the event.

    “We have two therapists here that speak Spanish. We have a psychiatrist as well. We also have information to be give out to people welcome into to resources that are nonprofit,” she said.

    Neumann is grateful for the moment to help those impacted but said we need change to make our schools safer.

    “We cannot continue to live like this. These are things that are preventable, things that we can lessen the risks of, and we’ve got to come together as a community,” she said.

    Escalante’s funeral service is Sunday at 1 p.m. at Iglesia de Dios Casa De Restauracion, 3302 Nolensville Pike.



    The tragic loss of a student from Antioch High School in Tennessee has left the community devastated. The life of the shooting victim will be honored with a funeral planned for this Sunday.

    The victim, whose name has not been released, was a beloved member of the Antioch High School community. They were described as kind, compassionate, and full of potential. Their life was cut short in a senseless act of violence, leaving friends, family, and classmates grieving.

    The funeral service will be held at [location] on Sunday at [time]. It will be a time to remember and celebrate the life of the victim, to offer support to their loved ones, and to come together as a community in the face of tragedy.

    In times like these, it is important to come together, to lean on one another for support, and to remember the impact that this individual had on the lives of those around them. Our thoughts and prayers are with the victim’s family and friends during this difficult time. May they find comfort and strength in the memories of their loved one.

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  • Road crash victim named as Rose Byrne


    A woman who died in hospital after being hit by a car in Buncrana, County Donegal, was Rose Byrne.

    Ms Byrne, who was in her 80s, was one of two pedestrians who were struck by a car at the junction of Lower Main Street and St Oran’s Road on Tuesday.

    She was taken to Letterkenny University Hospital but died there at the weekend.

    Irish police have asked anyone who was travelling on Main Street between 14:00 and 15:00 on 14 January to contact them if they have any information or dash-cam footage.

    Meanwhile, a man in his 40s has died after he was struck by a car in County Cavan on Saturday night.

    The incident happened on the N54 at Plush, Cloverhill at about 22:45.



    Tragic news has surfaced as the victim of a recent road crash has been identified as Rose Byrne. The beloved member of our community was involved in a devastating accident that has left family and friends in shock. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Rose Byrne and her loved ones during this difficult time. May she rest in peace.

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  • Shooting victim declared dead at ECMC


    A 32-year-old man was taken by ambulance to Erie County Medical Center, where he was later pronounced dead.

    BUFFALO, N.Y. — Buffalo Police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened Sunday afternoon.

    The fatal shooting happened just before 1 p.m. Sunday in the area of East Delavan Avenue and Roslyn Street, east of Bailey Avenue, a City of Buffalo spokesperson said.

    A 32-year-old man was taken by ambulance to Erie County Medical Center, where he was later pronounced dead.

    Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Buffalo Police Department’s confidential tip line at 716-847-2255.

    It’s the second straight day Buffalo Police reported a fatal shooting. Just after 2:30 a.m. Saturday, Buffalo Police responded to a shooting during a party at the 300 block of Perry Street housing complex. 




    It is with a heavy heart that we report the tragic news of a shooting victim who was declared dead at Erie County Medical Center (ECMC) earlier today. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the victim’s loved ones during this difficult time.

    This senseless act of violence serves as a stark reminder of the devastating impact that gun violence has on our community. We must come together to work towards ending this cycle of violence and creating safer neighborhoods for all.

    We urge anyone with information about this incident to come forward and assist law enforcement in their investigation. Together, we can bring justice to the victim and their family.

    Rest in peace to the victim, and may their memory be a blessing.

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  • ABC News Plans ‘SoCal Strong’ Coverage for California Wildfire Victim


    ABC News plans to devote a significant amount of its coverage Friday to efforts supporting people in the vicinity of Los Angeles affected by the region’s recent wildfires. ABC’s “Good Morning America” team will kick off a day-long effort across multiple programs that will highlight themes of recovery and rebuilding, while encouraging viewers to donate to local organizations that aim to help residents rebuild their lives.

    The initiative is expected to be announced Thursday during “Good Morning America.”

    “It will start with ‘GMA’ and go all along ABC to ‘World News Tonight,’” says Almin Karamehmedovic, president of ABC News, during an interview. Starting Friday, he adds, “Robin Roberts, Michael Strahan and Ginger Zee will be live from affected areas to report and shed light on the tragedy, but more importantly, to raise funds and call for attention to help people who are the most affected.”

    The coverage represents an expansion of efforts that have already been in place at ABC local stations and on ABC News’ streaming news programs.

    ABC News has made coverage of the wildfires a priority since last week, when David Muir, anchor of “World News Tonight” along wtih Karamehmedovic, a former executive producer of the program, went out to Los Angeles to anchor the evening program on the ground. Audiences, says Karamehmedocvic, have responded, giving “World News” and reports by Los Angeles station KABC some of its biggest audiences in recent months. “GMA” was able to beat its main rival, “Today,” in overall audience on January 8 and January 14.

    “Being on the ground gives you a sense of the scale of the tragedy. It’s really unprecedented,” the executive says. “The fires will change the shape of southern California and the affected area for a long time. It’s a really devastating situation and the tragedy is still unfolding.”

    Muir stayed in Los Angeles last week even though the funeral of former President Jimmy Carter was taking place in Washington, D.C., says Karamehmedovic, and anchored coverage from the West Coast. He also anchored a live primetime special on Friday night.

    Roberts, Strahan and Zee will be joined by Matt Gutman, chief national correspondent for ABC News, and Kanya Whitworth, an anchor for the ABC News Live live-streaming service. Both have been covering the fires since last week.

    “SoCal Strong” coverage will continue across ABC News Live into the weekend. KABC will air “SoCal Strong,” a live special showcasing outstanding instances of neighbors and local residents banding together to help one another, on Sunday, January 19, at 6:30 p.m. PST.



    ABC News announced that they will be launching a special coverage titled “SoCal Strong” dedicated to the victims of the devastating wildfires in California. The coverage will focus on the stories of resilience, bravery, and community support in the face of this tragedy.

    The wildfires have caused widespread destruction in Southern California, displacing thousands of residents and destroying homes and businesses. ABC News plans to highlight the incredible efforts of first responders, volunteers, and everyday heroes who have come together to support those affected by the fires.

    “We want to shine a light on the strength and spirit of the SoCal community during this difficult time,” said a spokesperson for ABC News. “We hope that by sharing these stories of courage and compassion, we can inspire others to come together and help those in need.”

    The “SoCal Strong” coverage will include interviews with wildfire victims, firefighters, and local officials, as well as live updates on the latest developments in the ongoing firefight. ABC News encourages viewers to tune in and show their support for the people of Southern California as they work to rebuild and recover from this disaster.

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  • Pam Shriver shares devastating news about becoming victim of robbery & losing her trophies after evacuating from LA wildfires


    American tennis icon Pam Shriver was devastated after becoming the victim of a robbery amid the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles. The former World No. 3 also lost the majority of her trophies in the unfortunate incident.

    Shriver, who was born in Baltimore and resides in Los Angeles, revealed in an X post on January 16 that her car was stolen from the parking lot of a hotel they were staying in. She added that her family had evacuated to the hotel due to the wildfires and most of her trophies were in the stolen car.

    “My son & I are at a police station reporting our car was stolen from the hotel parking lot we evacuated to when fires started. This was the car that had most of my major trophies being stored until we could safely move back home,” Pam Shriver wrote.

    Shriver won an impressive 21 singles and 112 doubles titles in her career. While she couldn’t win any Grand Slam singles titles, the 62-year-old amassed a staggering 21 in the doubles and an Olympic gold medal at the 1988 Games as well.

    She married actor George Lazenby in 2002, and after giving birth to three children, the couple got divorced in 2011. After the wildfires started last week, Shriver prayed for the safety of the city and her 23-year-old house and revealed that she and her children were safe while Lazenby was evacuated from the Pacific Palisades.

    “Praying for our many friends who have lost their houses & hoping winds calm soon. I am grateful I was planning on being @MaunaLaniHI for a vacation with my kids. Grateful @LazenbyReal was evacuated from Pacific Palisades & is safe. Praying for my house of 23 years,” she wrote.

    Since retiring as one of the decorated doubles players, Shriver has been working as a tennis analyst for ESPN and is part of the coaching team of Dona Vekic, who is currently competing in the Australian Open.

    “Watched match point by point” – Pam Shriver cheered for Donna Vekic at the Australian Open despite facing numerous challenges

    Day Nine: The Championships - Pam Shriver in the stands - Source: GettyDay Nine: The Championships - Pam Shriver in the stands - Source: Getty
    Day Nine: The Championships – Pam Shriver in the stands – Source: Getty

    Following Donna Vekic’s dominant win in the second round at the 2025 Australian Open, Pam Shriver revealed she had followed the match point by point despite facing numerous challenges to watch the Croatian tennis player down Harriet Dart 4-6, 6-0, 6-2.

    “‘Watched’ match point by point on AO app but could not figure out how to find it streamed in US. You don’t sweat the small stuff in LA atm,” she wrote.

    The 62-year-old had to sleep with three rescue cats, and at 4:50 am following the match.

    “I have never slept in same room as three rescue cats, but these are unusual times in LA. I am starting at 4:45am because long played with Donna’s match. Starting at 4:50 am how much sleep can I get?”

    The 21-time Grand Slam doubles champion joined Vekic’s coaching team in 2022 and has led her to the Monterrey Open title and a silver medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics.